The spiritual interpretation of Vedic Mantras by Aurobindo and his followers pose a big question on what actually is meant by the group activity practiced by Hindus, called as Yaga and Yajna. The common notion even among Hindus is that Yaga and Yajna are a kind of worship before fire altars. Dr. Kashyap partially accept this age old practice but mostly differ from the idea of external activity and boldly makes his point and promotes the idea of internal Yagna.
Dr. R. L. Kashyap is a Professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer
Engineering at Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana. He is a Gordan McKay
Prize fellow from Harvard University. His doctoral work 'Ho-Kashyap Algorithms'
and research in Transactions on Pattern Analyses and Machine Intelligence are
very famous and already found a place in Physics and Engineering Text Books. He
was born and educated in India for 25 years, then spent 35 years in USA in research and teaching. After coming back to India in 1997 he was doing research, practicing Vedic mantras and contemplating on the essence of Veda. Dr. Kashyap has now come out with the complete translation of all the Veda Samhitas in 26 volumes.
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